Galt High School - Highlights Yearbook (Galt, CA)

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49 710 'H 0 FOOTBALL Galt, 14-Stockton, 7 Last fall Galt l-li introduced a new and long desired sport, football. We had good material for a team, so suits were purchased and, under the guid- ance of Coach Hoffman, the team began practicing. Our first practice game was with Stockton I-li B class. The game, played at the Oak Park baseball diamond, was an interesting one. VVith line bucks and end runs we were able to put the score over in our favor. Galt, 6-Sutter Creek, 12 Our first game in the C. l. F. league was with Sutter Creek on our grid- iron. Sutter Creek had us outweighed considerably, but nevertheless the first half closed with the score 6 to O in our favor. ln the second half Sutter Creek came back strong and scored two touchdowns, turning the game in their favor. Galt, 6-Lodi, 19 The second league game was with Lodi Hi B class on the Lodi field. Lodi showed good form, making three touchdowns. During the last three minutes Dresser got away with an end run scoring a touchdown. Galt, 0-Ione, 6 I 1 ' . ' - . l he following week we Joni neyed to lone and played one of the best games of the season. VVe started with a rush, but lone, finding a weak spot in our line. was able to score a touchdown, the only one in the game. Galt, 2-jackson, 0 We were all set to eat jackson alive when word came that they had for- feited the game. Sure was lucky for them! The seore in this case was 2 to O. Galt, 0-Sonora, 58 A The Sonora game was close at hand and the team was practicing continu- ously. VVe arrived at Sonora, had dinner, rested a while and suited up. The field was in bad shape, one continuous lake of mud and water. Sonora had us outclassed in size and weight: nevertheless we took our defeat in good humor. Galt, 13-Stockton, 19 Our last game was at Stockton. Sonora and Stockton were tied for first place in the league. Wfe played a preliminary at the College of Pacific. The game was well played by both teams, but we surely made Stockton earn their end of the score. ITwenty uevenjl

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